Steinmühle

Marburg, Germany

In short: Steinmühle is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Marburg, Germany. Stages: primary, middle school and high school. Taught in German.

Type: Private · Secular · Co-ed
Ages: Primary to high school
Languages: German + 1

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Fees

Fees on request

The school shares its fees, enrolment and extras on request.

Curriculum & results

Steinmühle's International Gymnasium offers a bilingual, internationally oriented secondary track that keeps students compatible with both the Hessian school system, leading to the German Abitur, and international school systems. It continues the bilingual approach of the school's primary school, with English used alongside German.

Stages

Steinmühle covers the bilingual Grundschule (primary school) and the Gymnasium up to the Abitur, including the International Gymnasium class in lower secondary (Sekundarstufe I) and preparation for an advanced sports course in the upper years.

Approach · General Curriculum

Steinmühle sees its boarding house as a living space in which young people develop personally as well as academically, testing themselves, building physical and mental strength and growing within a community.

Languages

German is the main language of instruction, following the Hessian curriculum, while the bilingual primary school and the International Gymnasium class teach in English and German, welcoming students with at least A1-level English.

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Location

Marburg, Germany

Facilities & services

Facilities

The campus in Marburg includes the boarding house, the school's own riding school, tennis facilities and rowing facilities, where training sometimes takes place together with rowers from the German Institute for the Blind (blista), as well as music spaces.

Services

Students benefit from talent development programmes in rowing and sport, an internal sports programme and a boarding team, and the school has a support association (Förderverein) and cooperation partners.

Boarding

Steinmühle's boarding house is a living space where young people learn and grow personally. Boarders can combine school, sport and leisure on site, for example training in rowing or riding right after lessons without travelling.

After-school activities

Students can row from Year 7, with talent development up to high-performance level, ride at the school's riding school (with a riding club for primary pupils on Fridays), play tennis and take part in music. Internal sports offers and leisure activities fill the afternoons for day students and boarders.